Mesa Legend

Ryan McCullough Mass rapes, a lack of government, and an abundance of resources are a couple factors leading to the strife in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.On display in … Read More

Ryan McCullough Students’ packing a firearm while on campus was a large concern at the recent ASMCC Student Senate meeting on March 1. MCC President Shouan Pan addressed the Senate … Read More

Joseph Starkloff Two positions will be in contention in the March 29 ASMCC elections. Students will be able to vote for an ASMCC president, executive vice president / senate chair, … Read More

Joseph Starkloff Can I borrow $5?If I was able to ask every student at MCC that question a little less than half would provide me with the money. I’m not … Read More

Ben Garcia With Texas slated to become the second state, after Utah, in the country to allow all students and professors on college campuses to carry concealed handguns, the question … Read More

Whatever happened to formality? When did it become all right for teachers to start dressing like students? When did the world become so lax that seeing a grown man in … Read More

Joseph Starkloff The MCCCD governing board further discussed the likely prospect of a tuition hike and a rise in property tax in order to recoup the nearly $38.5 million in … Read More

Meghan Kelsey The MCC education abroad program offers students opportunities to travel and take courses in many diverse countries over the summer. Professor Lufti Hussein, director of the Jordan program, … Read More

Leslie Philp In 2009, a group of Libyan exiles created an organization called Khalas, which means “enough” in Arabic, in response to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi’s speech to the United … Read More

Sylvia Kirchner For years now, college students have been fleeing south of the border during Spring Break for sandy beaches, delicious Mexican cuisine, and all the fun students can’t have … Read More